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The Indian car market in February 2025 saw mixed results, with some companies experiencing growth while others struggled. Maruti Suzuki, the largest carmaker in India, reported a slight growth, selling 1,60,791 units, up from 1,60,271 units last year. However, its mini car segment, which includes models like Alto and S-Presso, saw a decline in sales. On the other hand, its compact car and SUV segments experienced modest growth, with sales increasing by 1.2% and 5.5%, respectively.

Hyundai and Tata Motors, on the other hand, saw a decline in sales. Hyundai sold 47,727 units in February 2025, down 5% from 50,201 units last year, while Tata Motors’ passenger vehicle sales decreased by 9% to 46,435 units.

However, Mahindra, Toyota, and Kia reported strong growth. Mahindra’s SUV sales jumped by 19% to 50,420 units, while Toyota Kirloskar Motor’s sales grew by 13% to 28,414 units. Kia India’s sales surged by 23.8% to 25,026 units, driven by strong customer demand and the company’s cutting-edge technology. JSW MG Motor India also saw a 16.3% growth, selling 4,956 units in February 2025.

According to industry experts, the mixed performance can be attributed to various factors, including economic reforms and tax changes. However, some companies have managed to buck the trend, reporting significant growth despite the challenges. The Indian car market is expected to continue to be competitive, with manufacturers relying on innovation, technology, and customer demand to drive sales.